Edge Lofts
November 14, 2011
An exciting addition to the Pearl District, the Edge Lofts is a mixed-use retail/housing development with 30,000 sq. feet of retail, 360 parking stalls and 125 loft units ranging from 850 sq. feet to 2,550 sq. feet. REI is the primary retailer in the 350,000 sq. foot building. Completed in June 2004, the condominium project ...
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The Meriwether
December 8, 2012
The Meriwether is located in Portland’s South Waterfront District. The project consists of two residential towers, rising to 21 and 24 stories, above a retail and townhouse base. Completed in 2006, this project was the first of a series of “point towers” that line the edge of the Willamette River. The Meriwether was designed in ...
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The Osprey
March 2, 2017
The Osprey is located in Portland’s South Waterfront district, situated at the edge of the Willamette River. The six-story, 323,500 square foot building is comprised of 270 market-rate apartments, 226 parking stalls and bicycle storage. Additionally, The Osprey features and more than 6,000 square feet of ground-level retail, providing the first waterfront retail in the ...
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Multnomah Athletic Club Renovations
December 10, 2012
In early 2009, GBD was selected as the new project architect for all of the Multnomah Athletic Club’s (MAC) athletic spaces. The MAC is 560,000 sq. feet of existing facilities, built in phases over 80 years, consisting of 10 floors situated on a tight urban site. GBD has accomplished planning for current, near future and ...
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Hillsboro Stadium
November 27, 2010
GBD teamed with Hoffman Construction and KPFF Consulting Engineers to design and build a new municipal sports stadium for the city of Hillsboro, Oregon. The 4,000-seat covered grandstand structure and auxiliary concessions serve as the venue for local high school competitions and a wide variety of community-oriented sporting events. The suspended roof stadium is the ...
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Lane Community College Buildings 4 & 5
December 7, 2012
The Building 4 renovation project included: remodeling approximately 13,500 sq. feet on the upper level of the existing Health Professions building (built in 1964); restating the department’s overall presence; and upgrading the existing mechanical and electrical building systems. In addition to a fully redesigned and relocated Health Professions department, offices and support spaces, this renovation ...
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OHSU Casey Eye Institute
November 14, 2010
Designed as the gateway to Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU), the Casey Eye Institute houses the research and educational programs of OHSU’s renowned Department of Ophthalmology. The $23 million facility consists of a five-story, 82,000 sq. foot building, a 320-car garage, and a bridge connection to University Hospital South. With its research laboratories, administrative ...
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Mountain Hardwear
December 14, 2012
The Mountain Hardwear Flagship Store is the first retail store in the U.S. to exclusively feature the Mountain Hardwear brand of outdoor gear and apparel. For the project, GBD collaborated with the creative agency 2 Hemispheres to craft a 4,000 sf retail experience guiding customers through men’s and women’s apparel, lifestyle accessories, and expedition equipment. ...
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Con-way
December 10, 2020
GBD’s involvement with the Con-way Blocks dates back to the 1970’s when we started work with Freightliner (which Con-way eventually bought out) and did space planning for them from 1975 to 1991. We continued with designs for the Adtech I building in 1988 and the Adtech II building in 2001. In time, Conway planned to ...
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The Louisa
December 10, 2012
The Louisa apartment tower completed the master plan for new buildings developed in the five-block Brewery Blocks project. The 16-story tower added 242 much needed for-rent housing units to the central city’s housing inventory; while introducing a glassy, modern architectural vocabulary to the Pearl District. The design includes a single-story base, composed of pedestrian-oriented retail ...
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